Travel to Treasure Island and search for pirates and loot in a story based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s book. It is 1953 and wartime sugar rationing has finally ended. Jess Hawkins and her gang, dreaming of gobstoppers and pineapple chunks, slip into old Mr. Jenks’ garden, just like they do every afternoon after school. Jenks has never caught them… not until today that is.
Mr Jenks is a gardener… but he is also a pirate! Threatening them with the Black Spot, he takes them on a wild adventure on the high seas meeting bloodthirsty Black Dog, mad Ben Gunn and the infamous one-legged...
Exeter Cathedral's professional choir returns for its popular seasonal concert, supported by Rathbones Investment Management.
Well-known carols and new works will be joined on the programme by some lighter Christmas items.
As usual there will be plenty of opportunities for the audience to join in with the 'old favourites'
Ticket prices:
Front Nave (reserved): Adult £15, Student £12, Under 18 £5 Rear Nave (reserved): Adult £12, Student £10, Under 18 £5 Side Aisle (unreserved): Adult £8, Student £6, Under 18 £5 Discounts (for groups of 8 or more) are available...
Exeter Cathedral's professional choir returns for its popular seasonal concert, supported by Rathbones Investment Management.
Well-known carols and new works will be joined on the programme by some lighter Christmas items. As usual there will be plenty of opportunities for the audience to join in with the 'old favourites'
Ticket prices:
Front Nave (reserved): Adult £15, Student £12, Under 18 £5 Rear Nave (reserved): Adult £12, Student £10, Under 18 £5 Side Aisle (unreserved): Adult £8, Student £6, Under 18 £5 Discounts (for groups of 8 or more) are...
The prestigious Radiance MediSpa is hosting ‘A Radiant Christmas’ on Wednesday 6 November at their luxurious and spacious premises. Popular BBC Radio Devon presenter Judi Spiers will be celebrity compere with all monies raised in aid of The Lady Taverners and LGFB.
Browse the ‘Christmas Market’ for an extensive range of beautiful products and gifts from independent local businesses. Enjoy health and beauty taster sessions plus demonstrations in the opulent nail suite.
Visit the state-of-the-art hair salon and book your complimentary hair consultation and wash and blow dry....
Why not take the pressure out of Christmas this year by doing all your festive shopping in one go at the annual “Christmas Shopping Fayre” at Exeter’s Westpoint Arena . With over 300 stands with 1000's of outstanding seasonal offers you will receive a greater choice of exciting gift ideas than in a high street full of shops.
For three fun-packed days Westpoint hosts an amazing range of retailers, manufacturers, craftspeople, wholesalers and importers from far and wide who transform the vast 4,500sq m hall into an Aladdin’s cave of wonderful gift ideas and essential Christmas items...
John Lewis Exeter has today announced that all Partners (staff) recruited on a temporary basis when the shop opened have secured permanent positions.
Following an extremely positive response from customers during a busy Christmas trading period, the 121 who worked across a number of departments in the shop have been offered permanent roles.
Kate Connock, branch manager, John Lewis Exeter said: “I’m delighted that we’ve been able to offer all the 121 temporary Partners we recruited at opening permanent positions. The success of John Lewis Exeter has been due to the positive...
More than 20,000 worshippers attended Christmas services and concerts at Exeter Cathedral last month.
The traditional Christmas Eve service at 6pm, the Grandisson, attracted 1,800 people into the Cathedral to hear the choir and join worship, and on Christmas Day, nearly 1,500 attended services.
Other Christmas services, including the carols for shoppers and workers at lunchtimes, were packed out.
The figures represent a rise of more than 8 per cent on the numbers attending Christmas services and concerts in 2011.
The Association of British Insurers says the cost of the disruption over the Christmas period due to flooding is expected to reach £1bn.
The total bill in 2012, some £13bn, is equivalent to the UK’s entire 29 million-strong workforce going on strike for two-and-a-half-days, according to the Daily Telegraph.
The flood insurance pay-out bill for 2012 is expected to total around £800 million - the highest since 2007’s £3.7billion.
Malcolm Tarling, ABI spokesman, told the newspaper the indirect cost is even greater to tourism, lost working hours and delays.
Half of people (46%) used credit cards, overdrafts, store cards or payday loans to cover Christmas spending this year, according to new Which? research, while over a third (36%) dipped into their savings.
With food and energy costs continuing to rise, our survey into Christmas spending found people aren't feeling positive about the New Year either, with more than half (54%) of people expecting their household budgets to be even tighter in 2013.
Dipping into savings to pay for Christmas Key findings of the new Which? poll include: Almost a quarter (22%) said they could only...
From 3:30 pm on Monday 24th December 2012 to Tuesday 1st January 2013 Cleansing Service offices will be closed.
However, waste collections continue during the holiday period.
To support residents who need help or information about waste collections during this period Exeter City Council will be operating a limited telephone service.
Please visit the council website to find out when your bin is collected during Christmas and New Year holidays, and January 2013 or to report a bin missed by the Council.
Opening hours of telephone service Monday, 24th December...
